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Medical Specialties

I cant sleep, i dont know why?
Am i depressed??
Is this the right path for me??
Or i still haven’t adapted to the circadian rhythm of a house boy??

Hmmmmmm….
Anyway, lets talk about the Medical Specialties!!!

1) Anaesthetiologists: they are always in the theatre, they assist the surgeons in giving the anaesthetic (a drug to paralyze and hypnotize the patient) and monitor the vital signs. They also do pre-op and post-op monitoring

2) Community health physicians: they believe in “prevention is better than cure” they are posted to primary health centres, give health talks on hygiene, immunization, family planning, etc…

3) Internal physicians: these are the physicians, they treat without surgery, they have their specialties, which we’ll discuss later

4) Otolaryngologists: they specialize in the ear, nose and throat, they are surgeons too

5) Ophthalmologists: these are also surgeons that specialize in eye diseases

6) Obstetricians/gynecologists: they specialize in women disorders. Obstetricians deals mainly with pregnant women

7) Pediatricians: they specialize in children only, how sweet!!!

8 ) Radiologists:More on specialties

Medical Specialties

I cant sleep, i dont know why?
Am i depressed??
Is this the right path for me??
Or i still haven’t adapted to the circadian rhythm of a house boy??

Hmmmmmm….
Anyway, lets talk about the Medical Specialties!!!

1) Anaesthetiologists: they are always in the theatre, they assist the surgeons in giving the anaesthetic (a drug to paralyze and hypnotize the patient) and monitor the vital signs. They also do pre-op and post-op monitoring

2) Community health physicians: they believe in “prevention is better than cure” they are posted to primary health centres, give health talks on hygiene, immunization, family planning, etc…

3) Internal physicians: these are the physicians, they treat without surgery, they have their specialties, which we’ll discuss later

4) Otolaryngologists: they specialize in the ear, nose and throat, they are surgeons too

5) Ophthalmologists: these are also surgeons that specialize in eye diseases

6) Obstetricians/gynecologists: they specialize in women disorders. Obstetricians deals mainly with pregnant women

7) Pediatricians: they specialize in children only, how sweet!!!

8 ) Radiologists:More on specialties

Medical Specialties

I cant sleep, i dont know why?
Am i depressed??
Is this the right path for me??
Or i still haven’t adapted to the circadian rhythm of a house boy??

Hmmmmmm….
Anyway, lets talk about the Medical Specialties!!!

1) Anaesthetiologists: they are always in the theatre, they assist the surgeons in giving the anaesthetic (a drug to paralyze and hypnotize the patient) and monitor the vital signs. They also do pre-op and post-op monitoring

2) Community health physicians: they believe in “prevention is better than cure” they are posted to primary health centres, give health talks on hygiene, immunization, family planning, etc…

3) Internal physicians: these are the physicians, they treat without surgery, they have their specialties, which we’ll discuss later

4) Otolaryngologists: they specialize in the ear, nose and throat, they are surgeons too

5) Ophthalmologists: these are also surgeons that specialize in eye diseases

6) Obstetricians/gynecologists: they specialize in women disorders. Obstetricians deals mainly with pregnant women

7) Pediatricians: they specialize in children only, how sweet!!!

8 ) Radiologists:More on specialties

seanwilliam:
oh lord dis cant b me! wen shu we b xpectin' d form?

July.

REVISED ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2015/2016 ACADEMIC SESSION READ MORE

REVISED ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2015/2016 ACADEMIC SESSION READ MORE

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seanwilliam:
mo fo o, hope 212 s ok 4 philosophy?

Concerning cut-off,it's based on general performance.So it depends on how high or how low the aspirants of Philosophy have.Let's wait till Unilag say something about this issue on ground.

davbravo:
Labodinho dont argue o......All medical professions are important......And that post was offensive, dont blame him for defending MLS...... Proudly MLS

Lol...Dav.,I know u will show up when u saw "MLS"...I get the point though,the MLS can't be write-off in some Lab. work as he's said it up there.It's okay.

nelszx:
Hmmmm quite a submission though u tried, at the bolded, a Medical laboratory scientist does everything in all the department u listed. His training covers all, I know u may want to argue but let get facts right.

As regards PSA, even a student scientist knows what it is let alone a practicing scientist. A Medical laboratory scientist (chemical pathology major) or even any major/ intern run doz tests and they know when deres any abnormal value but as good citizens we are we refer dem to their doctors (law of the land)

For abnormal and normal blood cells (RBC and WBC) alike an intern can read the slides and interpret them flawlessly and report a case of normal and abnormal cells (an intern/generalist/ Haematology major). It's a routine dey do everyday and they know the significance of everything they see even identification of leukemia.

See Mr I'm not saying that the pathologist knows more than the "Medical" laboratory scientist. The pathologist sees the patient primarily and relate whatever case to the patient while the sample received in the lab represents the patient to the Medical Laboratory scientist.

As for the refractory case due to antimicrobial resistance, a Medical laboratory scientist (Medical Microbiology major) can sought out ways to that case.

In case you don't know, A Medical laboratory scientist is trained in all aspects of pathology (Yes..all; Clinical chemistry, Medical Microbiology, mycology, parasitology, virology, immunology, histopathology, cytology, cytogenetics, molecular diagnostics, Haematology, BGS, forensics) but he chooses to specialise in one or just be a generalist. A B.MLS holder can successfully man any if not all department in pathology but a pathologist (dr) upon successful completion can only man 1 lab. If you doubt me put a Dr (Haematologist) in medical microbiology and watch blunders of the highest degree but that can never happen to a MLS. We don't make noise on what we do.

In the case, of ebola and lassa fever outbreaks whom do you think was confirming the virus? A pathologist? Hell No but a Medical laboratory scientist (medical virology and molecular diagnostic major)

Or do you forget the same areas of training a pathologist do at postgraduate diploma level is same areas a Medical laboratory scientist does at bachelor level den continue on one aspect at postgraduate level?

You've really said something but as you've said different "specialities" are involved.I won't want to go further arguing cos I'm nt the writer,it's a Dairy,just to bring out the fun in being a House officer.You can tag the thread op on ur post.

jemmiee:
Nice one, keep it up.

Thanks missy.
Kudos to Dr. Lagusta

Hierarchy of Doctors

Well, now that I’ve mentioned all the staffs that work in a hospital…..

Let me teach all of you the Hierarchy of Doctors:

1) House officers: These are the house boys (like me, lolzz). They are the first to be exposed to patients (even Ebola patients, lolzz), they are the ones that sleep in the hospital when on call. They are the ones that the registrars, nurses and other foooools always love to vent their frustration on…. And we swallow that bitter pill for one full year, before we swallow another NYSC pill for another year

2) REGISTRARS: During or after nysc, we write exams (primaries) to be admitted READ MORE

check www.unilaglabodinho.com

Hierarchy of Doctors

Well, now that I’ve mentioned all the staffs that work in a hospital…..

Let me teach all of you the Hierarchy of Doctors:

1) House officers: These are the house boys (like me, lolzz). They are the first to be exposed to patients (even Ebola patients, lolzz), they are the ones that sleep in the hospital when on call. They are the ones that the registrars, nurses and other foooools always love to vent their frustration on…. And we swallow that bitter pill for one full year, before we swallow another NYSC pill for another year

2) REGISTRARS: During or after nysc, we write exams (primaries) to be admitted READ MORE

Hierarchy of Doctors

Well, now that I’ve mentioned all the staffs that work in a hospital…..

Let me teach all of you the Hierarchy of Doctors:

1) House officers: These are the house boys (like me, lolzz). They are the first to be exposed to patients (even Ebola patients, lolzz), they are the ones that sleep in the hospital when on call. They are the ones that the registrars, nurses and other foooools always love to vent their frustration on…. And we swallow that bitter pill for one full year, before we swallow another NYSC pill for another year

2) REGISTRARS: During or after nysc, we write exams (primaries) to be admitted READ MORE

Hierarchy of Doctors

Well, now that I’ve mentioned all the staffs that work in a hospital…..

Let me teach all of you the Hierarchy of Doctors:

1) House officers: These are the house boys (like me, lolzz). They are the first to be exposed to patients (even Ebola patients, lolzz), they are the ones that sleep in the hospital when on call. They are the ones that the registrars, nurses and other foooools always love to vent their frustration on…. And we swallow that bitter pill for one full year, before we swallow another NYSC pill for another year

2) REGISTRARS: During or after nysc, we write exams (primaries) to be admitted READ MORE

Hierarchy of Doctors

Well, now that I’ve mentioned all the staffs that work in a hospital…..

Let me teach all of you the Hierarchy of Doctors:

1) House officers: These are the house boys (like me, lolzz). They are the first to be exposed to patients (even Ebola patients, lolzz), they are the ones that sleep in the hospital when on call. They are the ones that the registrars, nurses and other foooools always love to vent their frustration on…. And we swallow that bitter pill for one full year, before we swallow another NYSC pill for another year

2) REGISTRARS: During or after nysc, we write exams (primaries) to be admitted READ MORE

Ron9ja:
D post u mentioned form will b out in july,infact all d links i cudnt view

Seriously?they are showing here.

Ron9ja:
@Labodinho,i tried clicking d link to ur blog bt its redirected to d same page.why?

Which did u click on?on the page bfor?

seanwilliam:
pls oh! Wetin i dey hear na....mo fo oo.....so if i score 200 in jamb i don enta bdat? Someone needs 2 ansa me oh...cc: labodinho.ibadanfinest francistony...

200 is the general cut off,at worse,there will be departmental cut off for jamb.Like 270 for Medicine,260 for Law and so like that but I don't think Unilag will follow the "no post utme"


Let's hold on to hear from school


But hey!!!


Don't stop reading o,unilag no send o.


And for those not reading again,if they start selling post utme form,don't buy o,stay at home.

I doubt universities,especially Unilag will accept that.Let's keep our fingers crossed.

Ron9ja:
To the Boss of d house,ibfinest and labodinho,i doff my hat for una two wishes u a wonderful new month.i learnt d form wil b out dis month or next month ?been offline cos am jacking for d exam ni

I doff too ma,happy new month n happy jacking too.

MCEM:
Please i want to know when the post ume form will be available

It will be out next month,July.

You can follow the recent Unilag thread here www.nairaland.com/2594162/unilag-2016-2017-admission-guide/47#2594162.1520

And click on the link on my profile for more details bout Unilag.

The Joshesuites


It would be a mistake if i don’t mention these groups of JOHESUITES

LAB SCIENTISTS!!!

Hey, don’t get me wrong!! I love these goons, i respect them a lot, but why must they cross their boundary, why??

They can never do the work of a pathologist (be it chemical pathology, microbiology, hematology or histopathology)

imagine a lab scientist running assay for PSA (do they even know what PSA means??) or checking for reed-sternberg cells (do they even know the difference between normal and abnormal white blood cells??) or they are called to review a patient that has been refractory to all forms of antibiotics (make i no even talk sef) or finally, they are called to perform[url=unilaglabodinho./2016/06/02/the-joshesuites/] ...continue reading[/url]

The Joshesuites


It would be a mistake if i don’t mention these groups of JOHESUITES

LAB SCIENTISTS!!!

Hey, don’t get me wrong!! I love these goons, i respect them a lot, but why must they cross their boundary, why??

They can never do the work of a pathologist (be it chemical pathology, microbiology, hematology or histopathology)

imagine a lab scientist running assay for PSA (do they even know what PSA means??) or checking for reed-sternberg cells (do they even know the difference between normal and abnormal white blood cells??) or they are called to review a patient that has been refractory to all forms of antibiotics (make i no even talk sef) or finally, they are called to perform[url=unilaglabodinho./2016/06/02/the-joshesuites/] ...continue reading[/url]

The Joshesuites


It would be a mistake if i don’t mention these groups of JOHESUITES

LAB SCIENTISTS!!!

Hey, don’t get me wrong!! I love these goons, i respect them a lot, but why must they cross their boundary, why??

They can never do the work of a pathologist (be it chemical pathology, microbiology, hematology or histopathology)

imagine a lab scientist running assay for PSA (do they even know what PSA means??) or checking for reed-sternberg cells (do they even know the difference between normal and abnormal white blood cells??) or they are called to review a patient that has been refractory to all forms of antibiotics (make i no even talk sef) or finally, they are called to perform[url=unilaglabodinho./2016/06/02/the-joshesuites/] ...continue reading[/url]

THE PORTERS AND MAIDS

[url=unilaglabodinho./2016/06/01/the-porters-and-maids/#more-2269]Click here for full story[/url]

IKNuel:
Labodinho or any one, please can i have a soft-copy diploma past question sent to my email?

No,I don't ve .